Employees outside of the building. [Mondale Smith’s Photo][www.inewsguyana.com] – For the second time in two days, employees of the government entities – the National Communications Network and Government Information Agency (GINA) – were forced to evacuate the building following a bomb scare.
It was around the same time on Thursday, April 10 that the company received a telephone call that there were three bombs on the premises, causing employees to run out the building.
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Two teen boys have been arrested after they opened fire at three police ranks who were on patrol along Oronque Street, Queenstown, Georgetown.
Reports are...
With the two-Judge bench in the Demerara Full Court returning a split decision on Thursday, High Court Judge Sandra Kurtzious’s ruling that granted a...
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